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Originally Posted by huerro
(Post 6235626)
Are you Charlie M the mad scientist?
If not, there is another home brewing Charlie in Catonsville. I've been made:eek: Who are you? |
Originally Posted by maxine
(Post 6235962)
I'm too lazy to brew it, but I'll sure help you drink it! :D Assuming I'm over my plague by whatever date the ride is to be held. I got mostly better, although I never completely stopped lightly coughing up small amounts of crud, but it came back with a vengeance on Thursday, and I've been sick as a dog since. I've finally given up, I'm going to the doctor tomorrow. (I typically won't go unless it's a matter of bones sticking out of flesh.) I'm so aggravated about how much riding I've been missing!! :mad:
http://tinyurl.com/2u78db Best nose wipes I've ever seen. I might never buy another bow of kleenex. The beer ride won't be for 1-2 months so you have plenty of time to heal. I would try a little Irish whiskey. |
Originally Posted by balto charlie
(Post 6238487)
you've been sick a long time
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Who else got out and enjoyed the wind yesterday?
I did the B&A from Annapolis to the Ranger Station at Earleigh Heights and back. The way there sucked, the way back was better. |
Last nights wind was tough but better than this mornings cold. 18F at the start. Yesterday I was almost blow to the curb twice by huge gust of winds.
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Originally Posted by balto charlie
(Post 6248289)
Last nights wind was tough but better than this mornings cold. 18F at the start. Yesterday I was almost blow to the curb twice by huge gust of winds.
The descents were so painful, I had one hand over my face. I was wishing I had taken my hilly route just to warm up. On a good note: I was excited to start commuting the whole way home last night now that we've got sunlight till almost 6pm! Spring's a comin'. -GB |
March 9 is the time change. Meaning group rides in the evening during the week!!!
And the ride this afternoon could be a bit chilly... since it is still only around 34... I am ready for the questions "Did you really wear all of that at once?" |
Originally Posted by greaterbrown
(Post 6248905)
+1 Ouch. I was foolishly underdressed for my 14mi to work. (thin gloves, no balaclava)
The descents were so painful, I had one hand over my face. I was wishing I had taken my hilly route just to warm up. On a good note: I was excited to start commuting the whole way home last night now that we've got sunlight till almost 6pm! Spring's a comin'. -GB |
Originally Posted by calhoun1
(Post 6248213)
Who else got out and enjoyed the wind yesterday?
I did the B&A from Annapolis to the Ranger Station at Earleigh Heights and back. The way there sucked, the way back was better. Tonight - More of the same (except earlier) and its interval night! |
The wind yesterday and today was great, yeah right. I have no idea how I can be riding directly into the wind both to and from work, 2 days in a row, !. Takes nearly 6 minutes longer to get home thats crazy.
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Originally Posted by FatguyRacer
(Post 6250288)
I spend last night installing a new to me Polar power meter on my bike and then riding rollers until 10:30pm.
Tonight - More of the same (except earlier) and its interval night! I will in Charleston, SC at that time :) |
I was out and about the other night and saw a flyer for a Tour de Cure running out of Ellicott City on June 7th. Since it's in my area and diabetes runs in my family, I thought I'd give it a try, pending work doesn't send me out of town. Has anybody here done this, or perhaps is planning on participating this year? I'm just looking for some sort of opinion as to how well this thing is organized.
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Finally figured out how to post a photo on the forums. I'd love to see what everyone else on this thread rides. Come on everyone. It'll help us get pumped up for spring! Show your pride and joy...
Here's mine 2007 Giant TCR Advanced 1 http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...CRAdvaced1.jpg |
Pretty bike! I love the TCR's. Still kicking myself for not getting one. But at least mine is close.
2005 OCR C3. With Ritchey fork (I cracked the original fork last fall). http://www.holoski.com/gallery/d/2243-1/IMG_6617.JPG |
Originally Posted by derath
(Post 6258855)
2005 OCR C3. With Ritchey fork (I cracked the original fork last fall). http://www.holoski.com/gallery/d/2243-1/IMG_6617.JPG Was the fork covered under a warranty? Are those Continental Tires? What kind? |
Originally Posted by BikerHiker
(Post 6259269)
Nice ride derath!
Was the fork covered under a warranty? Are those Continental Tires? What kind? Yea they are Continental Ultra race 700x23 |
I don't have a picture of my bike (that I can find) but this is what I feel like I'm riding when I ride with BikerHiker:
http://pittsburghdish.typepad.com/ph...tricycle_2.jpg |
Giro de Birra Ride # 1 Duclaw Brewery Pics http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...b&id=513493075
[Edit:] Jim's video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zcYXvtX6mM |
The Civil War Century
Riders Limited to 1600 and NO Walk-in Registration. Please, Register Early http://www.baltobikeclub.org/index.pl/cwc I though some of you would like to know about the change this year. PS. We really can use some additional volunteers. |
Originally Posted by The Human Car
(Post 6281908)
The Civil War Century
Riders Limited to 1600 and NO Walk-in Registration. Please, Register Early http://www.baltobikeclub.org/index.pl/cwc I though some of you would like to know about the change this year. PS. We really can use some additional volunteers. |
Basically the CWC had some problems last year and that's the number of riders the committee feels it can handle with the number of volunteers they have.
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I grew up in that area. Anyone know when registration will open. I'd love to do this.
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Registration should be opening up soon (I thought it was already open, my bad.) Check back next week.
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I sure will. This would make 2 centuries I can do in Sept. I did the Back Roads Century put on by the Potomac Peddlers last year. And will be doing again this year. Thanks for posting the info for us..
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Attention: Arbutus, Catonsville & Lansdowne (Dist. 12a)
It looks like the 3 foot bubble bill (HB 143) is in real trouble in the House Environmental Matters Committee. The problem seems to be Delegate James Malone, the Vice Chair. His issue is the same old story - how will a motorist get around a bike with 3 feet to spare if the bicyclist is "hogging the road". Read more @ http://www.baltimorespokes.org/artic...80306083621468 |
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